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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02

By virtue of the abovo decree, entered on the
above date, tho undersigned. special comtnl5.
sIoner therein appointed, will proceed 10 SCH
on
TUESDAY. MAY 81, 1887,
at 5:90o'clock p. NJ. tho PROPERTY mentioned
In said decree, being FIVE SUBSTANTIAL
BRICK DWELLINGS, containing four to SIX
rooms each, besides kitchen and small rooms.
The central location OF these houses ana helr
medium size and immediate proximity 10 the
new school building render them worry ueslI"-
bic for n safe and profitable Investment
No. 1896 ~ Oh the corner OF Nineteenth anu
Marshall streets, and fronts about 10 rect WIN
an irregular depth, varying from % u 20
feet Tho adjacent tenement il No. 1921, and
has the same front
The other three houses, Nos. 1916, 1873, ana
1912. front about u feet, with dep'h o. yo teet
TERMS: ono fourth cash balance IN SIX,
twelve. and eighteen months. tho purchhSot
executing negotiable notes TOR The deterrol
PAYMENTS, with interest added from day OF
gale. and title retained until the whole pur-
chase money Ia paid and conveyance directed
by the Court A. W. PAl lbhsoN,
Special Commissioner.
j. THOMPSON BROwS Il CO., Auciioneers.
HEGGARTY, GUARDIAN, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
IiEGGARTY AND AIS, DEFENDASIS-lN THE
CHANCERY COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
/, benjamin II. Berry, clerk Of said court
certify that the bond required or the special
commissioner by the decree in said cause OF
May 81. 1857. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 2ith day OF May,
1857. BENJAMIN Ii. BERRY.
pOSTPONEMENT
POSTPONED on account Of weather to
FRIDAY, JUNE Sd,
at same time abd place. je2
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DOOK AND JOB WOkh Nea,Ss
ID EXECUTED AT Tux plsPAI'n 49,
IN0-H0uSk
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AOutl OF lilt Ally
?. T. Johnson and others. Of Richmond.
BY virtue Of a decree in the above cause. en-
tered May ~, lSs1, the undersigned special
commissioners will sell at public auction, on
the promises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE Q, 1851,
AT ~ o'clock 7. NJ, the remainder Of REAL
ESTATE belonging TO the estates Of Caroline
NJ. r. Johnson and the late Philip 1. johnson,
A. follows:
SEVEN lots fronting 2fG feet at the inter-
section Of Fourteenth street and an alley run
ming from Marshall street. and now occupied
10y " lillian Mayo, TO boz divided into lots n per
plat. This property is Immediately in rear OF
LanCastcrian school-housc.
Next. iGJxl32 FEET on west side Fourteenth
between Clay and Leigh streets.
3Xl52 FEET on east side Thirteenth between
clay and Leigh streets.
iixsGl0-l2 FEET az southeast corner Leigh
and Thirteenth streets, Win FRAME HOUSE
threOu.
l2O2lO0 FEET at northeast corner Of Twelfth
ami Leigh streets.
g5OxlS9 FEET on east side Of Twelfth between
VI and y streets.
3}0xl32 FEET on the west side Of Twelfth be-
tween Leigh and NJ streets.
2lOxl32 FEET on the east side Of Eleventh
between VI and y streets.
eCxl3, FEET on west side Of Eleventh be-
tween " and y streets.
5lOxia2 FEET on Tenth between " and y
streets.
Some Of these lots are quite valuable for the
moulder's sand which lies tO the depth OF - or
30 feet, and i the kind use az all the tOundres
in Richmond. The attention Of fOundrymen
il espocially called 10 them.
An the lots are available for building pur-
poses. ana especially adapted for homes for
he laborinr Glasses. being near the shops and
grain elevator. &c.
1hs sale f. made for The final distribution of
al estate which hes % Dee settled mp, and must
te positive. Sc.
sale will commence nj william Mayo house.
near tie corner Of Fourteenth aui Marshall
streets. at g. T.. VI.
TERMS: one third cash; balance in six and
twelve months. with interest added, and title
retained until all the purrhase-mouey Is paid
and conveyance ordered by the Court.
HENRY G.. CANNON,
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special Commissioners.
FRAHE d. HILL u Co., Auctionecrs.

ClTIzEss BANK or RIcHN0ND, Plaintiff.
AGAINST JOnSsON's EXECUrOE AND AIS, De-
FENDANTs-lN tbs CHASCERY COURT or TIE
CITY OF RICHMOND.
]. benjamin II. Berry. clerk Of said court,
certify hat the bond required II the special
commissioners by the decree in said cause of
May 26, 1857. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of May,
lsS7
my.9 BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
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If'INl 7 UTII III" IVL Z
CEEWNlNG * ROSE, Auctioneer..

LAWSON. FOR. sc, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST BLUSr
AND Ais, DEFENDANrs-IN TUE CHAScsRY
COURT OF THE CITY or MCHNoND.
!. Benjamin H. Berry, clerk Of said court,
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioner by the decree In said Cause OF
May -, l>N7. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 3l-t day II May
ls>-. BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
fe Gle K.
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At The roques: Of the owner, we will sell by
auction. on the premises, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1881.
at 81 o'clock 2. NJ, the abOve-described first
class investment. These houses contain five
rooms each. and are now renting for az per
month for the two, and are sold because the
owner needs the money. The attention OF par
ties seeking trst-class investment or home
Is specially called % this sale.
Terms: Easy, and announced at sale.
RAWLINGS & ROSE,
my 29.31&Je238 Auctioneers.
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BY virtue Of a decree in the above cause. en-
tered May 2G, lSs1, the undersigned special
commissioners will sell at public auction, on
the premises, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02

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street. SIR pr.r.
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ats o'clocl, p. NJ. LOT or LAND on the west
line of II John between COutt- and Hin streets.
with TWO SMALL FRAME TENEMENIS com
tanning TWO rooms carm thereon. Can around
nj the hour named and take I'm a bargain
TERMS: one third In cash tho residue a.
six and twelve months. iutere 70 added. and
title retained until the whole purchg-e Pc money
IT, raid and conveyance ordered by the Court
EDMUND WADDlLI. lR.,
Specia! COmmis iOler.
frrrul.-rN.r L. preu AUsfi.upnr.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
Y SMALL FRAME TENEMENTS OF
81 JOHN STREET.

lawson. for. SC, Plaintiff Richmond Chance
against ry COurt-Decrce
Blunt n as. Defendants. ! May y, l>>1.
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WANTS.

WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, A
W FIRST-CLASS DRESS-MAKER. None
other need apply. MISS l.. GREER.
te 2-1tt IA east Grace street
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RICHMOND AND PETER>Brkl .i'.
TIMETABLE
Commencing SUNDAY. May t .''.
on this read viii run a. follow
TRAINS SOUrHwAM
leave Arrive
Ne Ri,hn.oni. Petersburg
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Heggory, guardian,l Richmond Chancery
rs. Court. decree en-
Hcrgerty and als tered May 81, 1887.
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rail say Tor trs south. IS o-t ana - f......
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road for an points ~.sth. ~.sffr4s'. e.. -
west, AMI Virginia Midland au..y .- 10
points Sortl and south.
A. Richmond w!fh As-..,a'.i rrf4t-. %.
all points ip ne >outl, ans h.tu..t. ..
hck-hurg ana Potomac .r.1I f.f.. ..
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road, making closr connections 50 U......
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slso 90 po.nte Nortn ana Ea-t
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LynchtsrH
sleepug-ears IvueitgrF 90 N.r. - s.s
Orleans. and lItt.s ktrk
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Main street. lnm Man. and re- i.ln.
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IN pursuance Of the decree In the aboye-men-
tened suit the Undersigned. thereby appointed
for The purpose, will sell boy auction. upon the
a
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Tuesday,. MAY 81, 1887,

BY virtue Of the above decree, entered on me
above date, tho undersigned. special commits
sIoner therein appointed, will proceed TO sell
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ONLY TWELVE HOURS BrTN"rs ..r.
uOSD AND BALIlNUREINLt
DIRECTION
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-09
Temperance Lectures.

!. ]. Hickman, 6. c. T., Of Missouri, and
a ta!ker of more than ordinary ability, will
speak at Dillon and then make tour OF
Madison County and lecture upon the sub.
ject Of temperance. lie has been employ
ed BY the Grand Lodge Of this Ter
ritory and will speak at the following places
and times:
At Dillon ON Sep. ,,th and 18th.
At Bakers or Wilconus school house on
Sep. l4th.
At Twin Bridges on Sep. 18th and 10th
At Sheridan on Sep. 18th and 18th.
At Fuller Springs on Sep. l9.
At Virginia City on Sep. goth and 11s'
At Ennis on Sep. 2cd and c3d.
At Meadow Creek or Spaulding on Sep
,4th and :sth.
At Pony on Sep. 10Th and c7th.
At Silver Star on Sep. 18th and ,9th.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-09
NElGHlsORlNG NOTES.

Idaho Territory now boasts twenty
lodges of Odd Fellows.
j. Excl, attorney, was shot, probably
fatally, at Plymouth, California, by mob
he was trying to quiet.
Tony Bush, "a baker, was cremated in
bakery which was destroyed by fire last
Sunday morning at Spokane Falls.
The California Central Railway is work.
ing on reduced schedule Of tares to meee
the reduction made by the Southern Paci-
fc.
Two young gitls, Annie and Amelia
Thompson, and a man named Brown, were
downed near Blackfoot, Idaho, on Sunday
Of last week while riding in a boat on Il
slU.gh.
The Northern Pacific is to gain entrance
into Boise City over the Union Pacitic's
track, and the Union Pacific is to use the
Northern Pacific track between Portland
and Tacoma
A. G. Hawlcy, of Elko, Nevada, speaks
uiscouragngly Of the outlook for winter
provender for stock in that section. Salea'
bic cattle are being gathered up and ship
ped to market for beef.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-09
New Railroad surveys.

Surveyor Charles Rogers, having com
pleted his ,veys over the Madison divide
passed through Dillon shor: time since
with his party to run line from the neigh
borhood of Beaver Canyon. OF the work
in Madison county the Mmtiso"'o" says
that some OF the grades over the divide are
comparatively easy, and none present any
insuperable distractions to railway con-
s,ruction. 1t is more than likely that when
the railroad company builds the Park ex'
tension, it will doubtless take into consid.
Grafton the superior advantages this route
presents in the way Of business for road
over the Camas Greek line, on which there
would be absolutely nothing in the way OF
local traffic to he depended on toward main
tanning a railroad. The chances are large
" in favor Of the road being built via the
Ruby and Madison valleys.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-09
Hunting and Fishing Party.

On Tuesday hunting and fishing party
left the city for ten days outing to be
sn.nt At Red Rock Lake and in its vicin-
ity. The party consisted OF Bishop brew
or and Mrs. Brewer, Rev. +. q. Prout and
Mrs prout Rev. 5. u. Hooker and Mrs.
Hooker, and John IL. Brundage. The par
tv was well ou.titted with camping equip
ments, guns and ammunition, and fishing
tackle A crack shot and several patient
fo,lowers of Izaac Walton are in the com
pany and grave fears are entertained '""'
before the party returns there will be 4
slaughtering Of game and an extraordinary
catch Of fish.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-09
drunkenness, or Liquor Habit, can DC Cure"
hv Administering Dr. Haine>' Code"
SDeCific.

It can be given in cup OF coilee or tea
without the knowledge Of the person tax
inc it; is absolutely harmless and will ct
feet permanent and speedy cure, whtth'
er the patient is moderate dr'nkcr or
an alcoholic wreck Thousands OF drunk
ards have been made temperate men who
have taken Golden Specific in their coffee
without their knowledge, and to-day be-
lieve they quit drinking of their own free
w;u ITNEVER FAILS. The system
once impregnated with the Specific it be-
comes an utter impossibility for the liquor
annette to exist. For full particulars, al
GOLDEN Specific Co., 1S5 Race ST., Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-09
ADyERrIsING SUCCESSFULLY.
Pointed Suggestions for the Consideration
of Our Advertisers.

The successful advertiser is the success
full business man, and while It is CON-
mon saying in business circles that adver'
tising is the life Of trade, many Of the ous''
ness men VINO quote and believe in the
maxim know very little Of the wide and
varied field that judicious advertising opens
to all legitimate trade. There is as much
money practically wasted as is expended in
advertising, Costly cards, illuminated cir
cu|ars. and all the thousand outside meth
ods of advertising do some good in special
cases, but in this progressive age, when the
newspaper and trade journal are read, the
successful method for Legitimate business
to reach Legitimate custom, is by the wise
EMPLOYMENT of the columns OF the news
paper. Even in newspaper advertising
there is much money wasted. ADVERTISE
ments should be changed frequently else
the long standing advertisement OF ous'
ness house, whose run of business varies
with the weather or seasons, is liable TO ge'
stale. In the prominent journals OF today
the business advertising in their columns
Is as a rule, as fresh and sprightly as the
news columns, and readers study them
because they are both instructive ana Ell
,erta;n;ne. Our own city business men art
beginning to appreciate these facss'
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-09
Public School Rules.

The Dillon public school building has
been calcimined and thoroughly cleaned,
and the school year will open on next Mon
day, Sep. 1,th. 1t is hoped that parents
will second the efforts of the teachers to
promote the usefulness of the school. To
this end parents are invited to visit the
school often; they are asked to enter with
out knocking; not to interrupt the teachers
in their work; to occupy any sea, found
vacant; to remain as long a, they choose
and to pass out or to other departments
when they please.
The attention OF parents is also called 10
the following rules, the enforcement OF
which is necessary for the good order and
Wholesome discipline of the school:
All pupils will be required to present
written excuses from their parents for ab
sence or tardincss. The teacher may re
fuse any pupil admission who is not in his
seat immediately after the bell shall ceast
ringing, or who fails to present proper
excuse for such tard;,ess, Pupils shall 5t
suspended without favor or exception by
the principal for any OF the following
causes; Presentation of excuses with
forged signatures; violent opposition to an,
teacher; using profane or obscene language
| while on the school grounds, or making
obscene pictures or characters upon an,
of the school premises or Enclosures.
In all cases Of grievances parents are
asked to consult the principal previously Il
engaging the attention Of the Board o
making public talk Of Whit in most case
will prove upon investigation to have oee'
carefully planned for the good OF all con
cerned and in nine cases out Of ten diff
culties may be thus settled to the sat'stac
ton Of all. IL. KSArr' Principal
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-09
THE RACES.
A Large Crowd in Atten,lance-Th Win.
ming HOrses-The Foot Race.

On Sunday afternoon the races at the
Craig Cornell track drew a large crowd,
who manifested lively interest to invest
gold and National currency in the results.
The first race did not come up 10 what was
expected.
1t was 45o-yard dash between Treasure
Box and Clipp. After two false starts the
horses got off in good style, Clipp leading
slightly Treasure Box pulled up and
went over the score an easy winner by
eight or ten lengths, with his rider holding
him back. Treasure Box was the favorite
and his hackers made 4 clean up.
The race between Treasure Box and
Brown Jug was more closely contested.
| The riders were the same as in the first
race-Budd Dingley on Treasure Box and
Bill Wilson on Brown Jug. Treasure Bon
won, passing the Judges stand fully half :
length ahead.
In the race between Little Dick and Brow,
lug, Dingley was on Dicks deck and VIII
son handled Joe. Little Dick was an cas-.
winner.
The rso-yard race between Prof Maj
and Prof Fishburn was dandy. The boy
: invested coin freely, and as they were ge
ting thirsty and dry for drink they too
chances On earning money enough on TIN
!, race to buy soda water and other wet good
1t was a square race. Fishburn "fetched
and his hackers rolled in wealth, whic
was spent in keeping down pride by pu
y chasing wet mixtures. More races a.
talked about, but as yet none have bee
definitely arranged.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-09
MONTANA CONDENSED.
From Our Territorial Exchanges, and
Other Sources.

1t is predicted that Montana will produce
more copper this year than any other
country in the world.
At Butte Ada Maddux has been appoint
ed administrators in the estate OF Il. &.
NIaddux, her late husband, who was killed
by Clayton near Melrose.
Montana hunters report grouse very
scarce this season. The cause assigned
being the hard winter and deep snow in the
mountains as also the wet spring caused
by the melting snow.
About two hundred bridge carpenters
will soon be at work finishing up the tres
ties and the bridges on the Marysville
branch Of the Northern Pacific, so as 20
get into operation as soon as possible.
On Monday last near the depot in Ana.
conda, a. ]. Leopold, a breakman on the
Montana Union, in attempting to jump on
a moving ore train fell between the cars
and was killed by a car passing over him.
When the Manitoba completes the Mon
tana extension there will be Il magnificent
through train run from St. Paul to Great
Falls and afterwards to Helena. The
: company has twenty new coaches and
eight sleepers which will equip the new
y trains.
. Messrs. Atkins Il Herman have sold the
>. ;" Toledo mine, at Brandon near Sheridan,
to Major Daniel Budd, Of Butte, for $1,000.
: The Major will proceed to the develop.
ment of the Toledo at once, and it is his
intention to erect concentrating works at
=" AN early day. The Toledo is very prom
ising mine, and, as Major Bcdd is a mining
man Of large experience and ample capi
tai, it may be confidently expected that the
hidden treasures OF the mine will soon bt
~ >" brought to light.
;" On the sd inst Herman Guenther, with {
~ party Of colored denizens Of Front stree
y row in Missoula, went fishing on Miller
y Creek. George Moore Of company, Gre
~ infantry, Fort Missoula, also happened or
60 the creek. Guenther, coming Up behint
hin, shot him in the back, the ball passing
through the body and the right forearm
'" After this Guenther shot himself through
the head Guenther died instantly ant
l"' Moore lived but short time.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-09

We wish to call the attention Of all in
terested in fancy work and house decora.
ton to our line Of Pushes, Felts, Lining
Satins, Trimming Cords, Pom Poms. Ken
sington and Knitting Silks. In addition
we will have in stock Of Bangles and
Banner Rods in few days.
~ l.. ELIEL.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-09
N TOWN AND OUT.
R, Selway has discontinued his mi

! R Selway has discontinued his milk
q.
pi L. I. Knapp did not bag any BEAR
Is yambles last week.
Ope are slow in applying for marriage
.;es under the new law.
he duck hunters have been more than
ally successful this week.
lut Walters has started on his annual
with the threshing machine.
\ lot Of odds and ends in boys schoo!
s are to be closed out at Eliel's. 81
Recently fire in the mountains, near
r.ils, destroyed considerable timber
The Baptist Sewing Society met at Phil.
poindexter's on Wednesday afternoon.
The fine weather Of this week more than
kes up for the disagreeable days OF last
*.
III Of the furniture and fixings of the
lion bakery were sold at auction last Sat
iay
There was no meeting Of the City Coun.
on Wednesday evening for want Of a
Drum.
thas. Conger's new residence is inclosed
in few weeks the house will be ready
occupancy.
New and substantial crossings have been
lde over the railroad tracks on Bannack
Glendale streets.
las dog poisoner is around again. Own
OF valuable dogs will have to keep
BE LOOK out for their CANNES.
las MI E. Ladies' Aid Society will NEE
The residence Of Mrs. Dan. Chapman OF
Wednesday afternoon, Sep. 14th.
Inc band stand has been moved to th'
a'A side Of Bannack street, and is nov
'1'y in front OF Darts hardware store.
''!'"hite has sold his photograph bust
'ns'e, to II. d. Weenink, lately Of Mil
s1Aes' Wis, and he will carry on the bu
asss'n the future.
'"s funeral of the infant son of LUX
.'S'v took place from the residence c
D. oar'our on Wednesday afternoon
'a'0er Dolls conducting the services
's'' Savage has begun to handle sprin
suns and carriages, having received hi
' e4f load this week. He has thel
's0 In the Lumber Co.'S warehouse ur
y r'' new building is finished.
''s advertisement OF the Sacred Hea
S''y at Ogden, Utah, appears in al
so'umn' The academy opened q
'""s'' under more favorable auspic,
~ ~ 'S ever before, and its pupils regist'
:" over Utah and contiguous Stat
'"s'o E'iel calls attention to his ne
Goods which are now arriving, by
o.a display advertisement in to. day
u.s. ;. This widely.known house is not,
ea'erprise, and we can assure O
ID ss'eF' s that they will be greatly in.e
v.,.: an inspection Of the numero
's's's' in new fall goods. !